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Destin Log

Location

Destin, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1985

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Florida lawmaker Ward delays financial disclosure filing

Rep. James Ward, D-District 5, admits missing the July 1 Florida Constitution deadline for financial disclosures. He says the form is on his desk in Tallahassee. Other area officials filed reports with Florida Elections Director Dorothy Glisson, including Rep. Bolley Johnson, D-District 4, with a net worth of $655,000 as of January 1, and Sen. Dempsey Barron, D-District 3, with $1,210,213 as of June 15.

James Ward District Florida Ward Tallahassee Dorothy Glisson Bolley Johnson Dempsey Barron District 3

City Clerk Beaird Named Permanent Clerk for Destin

Destin appoints Fran Beaird as permanent City Clerk with 18 200 annual pay. She began as a volunteer in January and has served as acting City Clerk since February. City Manager Jack Dorman says she will also serve as administrative assistant and maintain all official documents. Beaird was chosen from seven applicants for her extensive knowledge of state and local government.

Fran Beaird Destin Beaird Jack Dorman Dorman

Stormy Pen Sacola fishing trip damages Garlynn

Captain Donnie Brown faced rough seas in the Pen Sacola International Billfish Tournament with his boat the Garlynn. A mate, Jeff Shoults, says 8 a.m. winds blew off the Bimini top, breaking the windshield. The crew waited at the dock and the windshield was replaced within three hours.

Donnie Brown Pensacola

Fragmentary diary line hints at time and code sequence

A terse OCR fragment shows possible timestamps and coded labels including 0552 1951 0553 and references to sunrise and sunset. The readable items suggest a log or schedule snippet with ambiguous codes and no clear event or person.

Destin Tax Base Hits 660 Million in 1985 Growth Tops County

Destin’s 1985 tax base reaches 660 million, 29.9 percent above 1984, now accounting for 26.4 percent of Okaloosa County’s total 2.5 billion base. New construction soared 142 percent to 126 million, while the county’s base rose 19 percent to 2.5 billion. City officials, including City Manager Jack Dorman, react to the larger-than-expected figure as certification proceeds toward Aug. 5 deadlines.

Destin Okaloosa County Destin’s Howard Hilburn Jack Dorman Dorman Destin Fire District Hilburn State Department of Revenue

Regional plan eyed to merge water systems in three counties

Officials from Destin Okaloosa and Walton counties meet to discuss forming a regional water supply authority under the Intergovernmental Coordination Subcommittee. The 380 Committee backs regional planning to unify 14 scattered systems and avert future shortages while preserving local control.

Destin Okaloosa Walton Intergovernmental Coordination Subcommittee 380 South Walton Northwest Florida Jack Dorman Destin Water Users Florida Erik Smith Dave Weaver

Fire Board weighs half mill rate for Destin district

Destin Fire Control District eyes a .5 mill tax as officials reconsider the budget. The panel previously eyed 1 mill for 1985-86, but unofficial tax figures suggest .75 mill would yield about $487,271, surpassing the $448,420 budget. Chairman Zack Brunson notes typical collections run about 90 percent, requiring a cushion. A budget committee meeting is planned for Wednesday July 17 at 6 p.m.

Destin Okaloosa County Zack Brunson Brunson

Commission Approves Transport Service Name Change

Destin resident George Eller wins Okaloosa County approval to operate as Transport and Removal Service after renaming his body transport firm from Medical Transport Services. The board accepted the new name at a Tuesday meeting, enabling an occupational license issued July 2 to cover body transport duties.

Destin George Eller Okaloosa Eller John Dowd

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